Majorca, Spain.

Majorca, Spain

Majorca, Spain.

Spain, Majorca, Cafes at dusk; Palma

Spain, Majorca, Castell de Bellver; Palma

Spain, Majorca, Front of Palma cathedral; Palma

Spain, Majorca, Palm trees and cathedral; Palma

Spain, Majorca, Palma cathedral at dusk; Palma

Spain, Majorca, Large cruise ship approaching port; Palma

Spain, Majorca, Beer and olives in cafe; Palma

Spain, Majorca, Detail of top of Cathedral; Palma

Port Soller, Majorca, Spain

Porta De Pollenca, Majorca, Spain

Cathedral From Roof Of Ca Sa Palacio Galesa, Palma, Majorca.

Ships And Boats In The Harbour; Las Palma, Gran Canaria, Spain

Spain, Canary Islands, View of north coast La Palma Island; Island of La Gomera

Castell De Bellver, Palma

Palma Cathedral And Wooden Cross

Yachts In Palma Marina, Mallorca

Looking Up At Buildings In Palma

Sunset In Alcudia, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

Decorated Street In Alcudia, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

Decorated Street In Alcudia, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

Decorated Street In Alcudia, Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain

Artifacts - Porcelain - Italy Plate c. 1550 Majolica is a tin-glazed pottery. It was introduced to Italy from Moorish Spain through the island of Majorca, thus its name. Italian manufacture of this earthenware is known as Fayence after Faenza, the town i

Artifacts - Porcelain - Italy Majolica Vase c. 1580 Majolica is a tin-glazed pottery similar to Fayence-ware. It was introduced to Italy from Moorish Spain through the island of Majorca, thus its name. Italian manufacture of this earthenware is known as

Artifacts - Porcelain - Italy Majolica Salt-Cellar, c. 1540. Majolica is a tin-glazed pottery similar to Fayence-ware. It was introduced to Italy from Moorish Spain through the island of Majorca, thus its name. Italian manufacture of this earthenware is

Artifacts - Porcelain - Italy Majolica Dish c. 1500 This piece illustrates a glazer at work. Majolica is a tin-glazed pottery similar to Fayence-ware. It was introduced to Italy from Moorish Spain through the island of Majorca, thus its name. Italian man

Palma, Majorca, Spain